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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-20
SKIN and SCALP
CIeansea, Puriaed and Beauti.
ned by the Cusfcurn Remedies.

For cleansing the skin and scalp Of Diuaeurine
Humou, Nor aIlnying Itching, Burning and Inham-
malion, ioI cuting the frut symptoms 81 Eu1cmn,
Pgoriaais, MIX Crust. Gcuiy Head, 6arniuln. and
"A, the great Skin Cure and cUr1cunA soar, an
exquisite Skin Beautihef, externally, and CuTfcu-
"a RHsoLyErf the new Blood Purifier, Internal
", ars infalllblel
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-20
m. samaritan chief Visits London.

There is now in London the sheik OF the an
Gent Samaritan people, Jacob-esh- Shellaby.
ANY one who has been at Nablous will re-
member the beautiful valley and the little
town nesting among the gardens under the
slopes of Gerizim, where the Turkish gov
ernor's house stands conspicuous; nor viii he
have forgotten the quaint and venerable little
synagogue, which is the religious home OF
these Samaritans. The present head OF the
community was elected in 1874 His people
now number only 1876. He is the patriarch OF
his clan. -se4
sAll we Samaritans," he says, In his broken
English, "one family" The object OF his
visit is to raise a sum Of e20O to redeem some
land belonging to his community, recently
mortgagedI on ruinous terms 70 meet che
Tas,rl<isii exactions OF late years these have
become unusually severe. "Governor, he
take one taxes, two taxes, three taxes, four
taxes all in one year. But the sultan, he get
very little of the money! The land yields
corn, grass, cotton and other crops. There is
scarcely any trade in Nablous. One or two
of the Samaritans deal in stuffs from Damas-
Gus. A few others carry vegetables and such
like garden produce on donkey back from the
valley to the billy villages around. But
without their land their means Of living are
seriously diminished, and the danger Of ex-
tinction presses on the tribe. Sheik Shellaby
is known to Canon Liddon, who has helped
him with donation of R5 and hearty letter
OF commentator.
The Catholics have not unnaturally de-
clined to aid. and even the liberal Jews still
prefer to have no dealings with the Samari-
tans. The matter presses. Shellaby has
been in London for seven weeks, in dismal
attic in by street off Fitzroy square. He
does not know how to plead his cause. Mean
while his people are entreating him urgently
to return. London News.
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A con PLETE CURE.

have euberod ali my life with akin diseasrs Of
different kinda, and have never found permanent
relief, until b. the ndFice Of lady friend, used
thorough trial, nllnT zl1 holilrn 81 The CuIIcunh
hr1oLynrI, iNo boxes q CuTIcUnA and seven
catcl 81 CuIIuuna soar, ard the result 10 Just
what he'd been told n would hc-1 r1n|pir|1 cnf6.
BELLE WADE. Richmond. Va.
References. @. W LnlinI1I, DrurIi1i nlthmond. W.
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The bailiff, like the sapeur, respects nothing
everything is said to happen in Paris, from
the execution and expulsion Of monarchs
down to the seizure OF eight boa constructors
for rent Nala Damajanti is a serpent charmer
who coils around her every evening before an
applauding audience her eight ophidians, like
a lady her cats, pugs or cockatoos. She
speaks to them in Sanskrit-reminds them OF
their Indian home, likely, and assures them
their return ticket is still available
Nala was accused Of being an actress who
left a few years agosome debts to settle them
selves, and tho creditor, believing he recog-
nized his old and absent debtor in a new
character, had her pets impounded till she
demonstrated that hers was case Of mis-
taken identity. This led to her confession.
She had never been out of France in her life;
she was born in Batignolles, that quarter Of
the city famous for the manufacture Of dis
tinguished foreigners and antiquities; she
fell in love with an English acrobat, from
the dare devil manner in which he made him
self comfortable while hanging from the roof
Of the circus by his feet. They were married,
purchased the good will of a serpent business,
with musical accomplishments" and are pay
ing off In weekly installments the price agreed
on. She cleared up all doubts and was at
once handed over her reptiles Cor.
Chicago Journal.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-20

ing Christ, and, having fastened one end Of
the rope TO the cross, throw the other end TO
you. Lay hold of It'll Pull for your lifel Pull
for Heavenl
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-20
Our Co|orsd Diplomat.
G. H. J. Taylor
MINISTER TO LIBERIA.

@. Il. J. Taylor, appointed United
States Minister to the Republic OF
Liberia, was born in the State OF
Alabama, in the year 1866. He re-
ceived his education in Indiana, Ohio
and Michigan, and was admitted to the
bar in the State of Indiana, where he
engaged in the practice of his profcs-
sion, supplementing it by teaching in
the public schools. From Indiana he
removed to Kansas, where he now
resides.
In politics Mr.. Taylor was an Inde-
pendent until the fall Of 1885, when he
Joined the Democratic party. He is
at present Assistant City Attorney Of
Kansas City, Mo-, but resides across
the river, in the neighboring State. In
1885 Mr.. Taylor was an Independent
candidate for District Judge, and made
q vigorous canvass of his district. He
travelled all over the State of Kansas
in 1886, delivering speeches for the
entire Democratic ticket. The new
Minister is said to be the the most con-
vincing and eloquent speaker of his
race in the West. He excited widespread
interest by his caustic and bitter
reply to Senator John j. Ingalls,,
through the Kansas City Times, in
October last, denouncing that eminent
statesman for saying that negro who
would vote the Democratic ticket is
traitor to his race and does not deserve
his freedom. Mr.. Taylor is proud Of
the fact that he is the youngest colored
lawyer admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court of the United States
He desires to develop the resources Of
the country to which he is sent, and to
help in every way that he can to ele-
vate the people Of Liberia. Financially
that republic is exceedingly low, and
it is to be hoped that Mr. Taylor in
pushing the commercial interests of
this country will be able also to advance
those of the one to which he is going.
AS Minister Resident and Consul
General from the United States, in
the Republic of Liberia, his services
will be rewarded with the income of
five thousand dollars year.
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4 Flipty. raithfui scotchmap,

Rev. D. J. McMillen was finty, faithful
Scotchman, who, Ike his countryman, jobs
Knox, never feared the face Of clay, y but
his manhood and moral courage were severely
taxed while carrying his work on in Utah
On one occasion he made an appointment to
preach in town in the territory A delega-
ton Of Mormons waited on him and forbade
him preaching under penalty of death. He
went to the appointed place, laid his Bible
down, and said to the scowling crowd: 81
have the truths Of this book to offer to the
teachable." Then, placing his revolver on
the opposite end Of the table, he added: ~
have bullets propelled by powder for the man
that dnres modest me in the discharge Of my
duty. REV. William Porteus in Globe
Democrat
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No. .. | I aSoos,

EAST BoUND-RRAD
DOwN.
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Retirements i'm the British Army

A military paper, The Broad Arrow, com
plains vigorously of the system under which
retirements on age are conducted in the
British army, arguing age is no test Of ef-
ficieney, mentally or bodily. Many men al
so are more physically fit FOR hard work than
others at 80; still thephysically fit man Of 40
is forced to go on pension, his place being
taken by man younger, it is true, but not
Of the same stamina. The number of strong,
active, intelligent officers at the present mo-
ment pensioned or half paid is scandal to
the country, and crying injustice to the tax
payers. Let the army be kept up, nay, let 1t
be increased, but do not, whilst officers are
still in the prime of life, force them to retire
from the service and try to exist on beg
carly pittance II an officer is unfit to serve
at IS, pension him; II he is fit physically to
serve at 60, retain him, no matter what his
rank. Boston Transcript.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-20

Henry Ray, Of Gilmer, Tex, has discovered
the secret of the quail's being able to hide 60
well He was walking in field when .
convey Of birds was flushed. One alighted
near him, and the moment it did SO seized a
dead oak leaf, crouched to the ground and
threw the leaf over its back, 50 that it was
completely hidden from view. Mr.. Ray said
that he had to go and turn over the leaf be-
fore he could believe the evidence Of his own
eyesL-New York Sun